HBP Platform overview HBP Platform overview

Neuroinformatics Platform The Neuroinformatics Platform serves as the Human Brain Project’s search engine for distributed data, curated data repositories, brain atlases and knowledge about the brain.

Brain Simulation Platform The Brain Simulation Platform is part of the Human Brain Project (HBP) platform ecosystem. It aims at providing scientists with powerful tools to reconstruct and simulate scaffold models of brain and brain tissue in a data-driven fashion.

HPAC Platform The High Performance Analytics & Computing Platform provides neuroscientists with the high performance computing, storage and data processing capabilities they need to run simulation of sophisticated, detailed brain models and to analyse large, complex data sets.

Medical Informatics Platform The aim of the Medical Informatics Platform is to provide researchers the ability to access and analyse large amounts of anonymised clinical data from hospital, research, and pharmaceutical clinical trial databases through an innovative data management system.

Neuromorphic Computing Platform The Neuromorphic Computing Platform developed in the Human Brain Project (HBP) provides remote access to two complementary, large-scale neuromorphic computing systems (NCS) built in custom hardware at locations in Heidelberg (the BrainScaleS system) and Manchester (the SpiNNaker system).

Neurorobotics Platform The Neurorobotics Platform is an Internet-accessible simulation system that allows the simulation of robots controlled by spiking neural networks.